dangerous idea

Clayton wrote: I take it that the idea is something like this. There are cases where an agent A will X either in virtue of an intention or i...

Timpe is a critic of use of Frankfurt counterexamples both by libertarians and by compatibilists. Of special interest is the fact that he po...

This is the original essay in which Frankfurt introduced his counterexamples. But what seems troubling to me is that the very force of those...

On Frankfurt counterexamples, I think I'd like to present Clayton's counterexample to one of the anti-compatibilist arguments I pres...

But I am still confused. I wrote my master's thesis on free will. It still seems to me that the distinction between the freedom of actio...

I must say I don't understand the fuss about Frankfurt's counterexamples, or why people are able to keep this argument alive. It re...